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AI runs on data, but true intelligence requires context. This article explores how metadata catalogs provide that context, helping executives unlock smarter, more autonomous AI agents, improve decision-making, and scale AI capabilities across the organization.

The LLM revolution is here, but are we asking the right questions of our data? This post dives deep into Knowledge Graphs and GraphRAG, exploring how structured knowledge can elevate AI from impressive mimicry to genuine intelligence, guiding your strategic decisions in this new era.

Discover how decision intelligence transforms supply chains by making decisions transparent, automated, and AI-driven. This article explores a real manufacturing case at CNH Industrial, where DI optimizes safety stock, reducing delays, costs, and inefficiencies.

Synthetic data is transforming how CTOs, CIOs, and CDOs overcome data scarcity, privacy risks, and bias. Learn how executive teams use synthetic data pipelines to unlock scalable, compliant, and fair AI, turning bottlenecks into competitive advantage.

In an increasingly complex and competitive world, businesses must streamline operations to stay ahead. Optimizing your value chain through AI, automation, and smart decision-making can drive efficiency, cut costs, and enhance resilience.

AI in logistics and supply chain: Optimizing processes and driving impact. Explore how AI optimizes demand forecasting, production planning, and inventory management, leading to more responsive and resilient supply chains.

Unsupervised anomaly detection advances quality control in manufacturing by enabling efficient and flexible product defect detection with a minimal labelling effort and the ability to handle changing products and various defect types.

What hidden insights are buried in your unstructured data? Discover how Generative AI can unlock valuable business intelligence, turning data challenges into growth opportunities.

Today’s world is highly unpredictable. Global events (COVID-19 pandemic, the blockage of the Suez channel and the geopolitical situation, etc. ) as well as local scale events such as variable customer demand, supplier delay and equipment failure make it increasingly difficult for companies to manage their value chain efficiently.